| rdfs:comment | - Dansei Soramoyo is the last remnant of a long lost merchant clan known as the Soramoyo, a clan renowned for their seemingly divine power and ability to grant weather, and as a result, the clan would make a living off of it, manipulating the weather itself and selling weather as they moved from village to village to amazing effect, the natural power of the clan considered to be a Hiden, yet at the same time incapable of being replicated by any person outside of the clan. An extremely talented user of the branch of techniques referred to only as the Tenjin, Dansei has essentially popularized the ability of his clan, but instead of merely exchanging weather for currency, as a shinobi, he forces this weather on others in battle. Coming from this family of nomads, Dansei quickly grew bored of h
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| abstract | - Dansei Soramoyo is the last remnant of a long lost merchant clan known as the Soramoyo, a clan renowned for their seemingly divine power and ability to grant weather, and as a result, the clan would make a living off of it, manipulating the weather itself and selling weather as they moved from village to village to amazing effect, the natural power of the clan considered to be a Hiden, yet at the same time incapable of being replicated by any person outside of the clan. An extremely talented user of the branch of techniques referred to only as the Tenjin, Dansei has essentially popularized the ability of his clan, but instead of merely exchanging weather for currency, as a shinobi, he forces this weather on others in battle. Coming from this family of nomads, Dansei quickly grew bored of having nowhere to sit around and stay for a while, as the only childhood friend he actually had were his two brothers, three sisters, and seemingly never-ending and continuously expanding list of cousins and second cousins. While his life was a constant adventure, something that he greatly appreciated, Dansei wished to develop his social skills to a degree greater than what his life with Soramoyo would allow. Escaping his clan during a meeting with Iwagakure to help it's hardened soil bear fruit, Dansei found himself deep in the very heart of Iwagakure, where he glanced upon the large mountains of the village for the first time. Interacting with several commoners around the area as a fifteen year old young lad, Dansei quickly found residence in an inn where he provided constant watering and sunshine for the Inn's kitchen garden, as people began to realize that the weather around that particular region of Iwagakure was irregular compared to alternative regions. His abilities made him appear extremely valuable to the young inn-keeper, and slowly but surely he became practically a part of the family, even eventually applying for Iwa citizenship. However, during this time Dansei's eyes would fall upon the inn-keeper's younger daughter, who he would often see in the garden that he would consistently water. After planning out a situation in a manner that she would be forced to speak to him due to an "act of weather", Dansei met and spoke to her for the first time. It was quite awkward, indeed, but the girl continued to tell Dansei all about Iwagakure, even the things he had already knew, without room for his refusal. A few months would pass, and it would not be long before the young Dansei had practically assimilated into society as a member of the village, and turned to the shinobi life, becoming a shinobi of Iwagakure, much to his practically foster mother and mutual attraction's displeasure. After an additional two months of assuring them both he was not going to die, Dansei finally set off as a shinobi of Iwagakure, and a rare case of one not possessing the Earth Release in the slightest. As the years would pass, Dansei would grow into becoming a splendid shinobi, and the lover of Miyuki Asami, the daughter he had set his eyes upon, his age bringing to him a wealth of experience and power beyond what he had accumulated during his youth. During this time he had given the name for himself the name of his Hiden itself, Tenjin, for it was the Sky that he ruled over to rain down hell on his unwary opponents.
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